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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
TO BUILD NEW HOSPITAL FOR SOLDIERS

TO BUILD A NEW HOSPITAL FOR SOLDIERS b
The National Soldiers Home Board continued its
session at the NewYork Hotel yesterday The presi-
dent authorized to proceed with the construction
Of hospital at the western Branch at Leavenw0rth,
Kansas. Tho governors Of the various homes
authorized to continue tho practice of firing morning
and evening guns, which has been discontinued at
most OF the National military posts by the Secretary
Of War. Tho appointment Of General kilbournc Knox
O. secretary Of the Northwestern Branch
4rmd. New quarters were authorized to be built ut
the Northwestern Branch for the secretary and as
sistant surgeon Assistant surgeons were appointed
ct the Central and Eastern branches. Numerous COM
hunicati0ns received frOm California and else
where the Pacific slope In relation TO the location
Of the branch west Of the Rocky Mountains, and
hearing was given to representatives Of an electric
gnt company which proposes to furnish electric light
fof the various homes. The members Of the board
went TO Fortress Monroe last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
A VICTORY FOR HARVARD.

CAMBRIDGE Mass. April 20 tspeedp-Harvard detea'eo
the cochituate nine today VI 70 ms game was 'n
This Ia. defeated tho Harvards for three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrses sos Sets. GAL Moon rs, 4;3s Moons age. 20
HIGH WATER.
N-sandy HOOK 6:26 Gov Ispd $50 Hell Gate. S4l
P.A-Sandy Hook. 6:4S Gov Ispd 656 Hell Gate. S45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

any ono about her condition She was dead on HSs
urday and he then reported the case to tho pouch
The defcpco will be Disclosed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

en,yth imposed a fnc of $3.50. Several clerks who
sold at tho bidding Of proprietors Of stores were al
lowed to 70 under suspension Of sentence. Fines 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TESTIMONY AT THE HAYDEN MURDER TRIl


Tho trial of Cavanagh for tho murder OF Patrick Hay
den In Jersey City last Thanksgiving Day was continued
YESTERDAY the oyer and Terminer Court OF Jersey CITY,
Crowds the court house and endeavored
10 gain adnittance after the comfortably filled
PENDANT look and his ANNA was re-
sumed Attorney Winfield questioned him In detail
about methods In order TO show that his memory
was hs statement made direct
had recollection OF anything that occurred
from about Thank sgivine Day and the following
morning Chief Police Murphy spoke to him about the
shooting OF Hayden . a,
with his counsel Judge cDermott
objected and sustained by the Court Sew
called prove that CayanAgh had greau
that he careless his business and detective in
Ms memory Jchn Jones OF CAN'T Jones Co, testified
that he had known Csvanagh for ten years, and
had constant business relations with him After the
death OF his wife Cavanagh became careless In MS
his became detective and he was altogether
Testimony 10 the same eject was given by
W L. Hslenbeck. OF the nrm OF wynkoop Haiienbeck
John Vincent OF Brooklyn John NJ Scott OF New and
other business with whom CAvanagh had had business
good and reputation II was shown In evidence
mat the defendant drunk at ball on Thanksgiving I've
and that he created disturbance. lie was also
drunk day and was seen In thar con
dillon by several persons The last witness put
on tho stand court Adjourned for the day was
Mira Jane Fogary Cavanaghs married daughter She test
fed that her father at the police station on
the night Of the murder and he said II wasn't Tor yon
wouldn't trouble Her father never accused n OF
having intimate with Hayden IL expected that he
expert testimony Will be introduced to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
uopoKry DEMOCRATS AGAIysT ONE ANOTHER.

The defalcation snd night OF Water Register Murphy OF
Uobok,p has eiven bitter political fight between
The two Democratic factions which have been struggling for
supremacy Democratic city for several years The
Register power 10 politics and had suneent IN
fueuce choke Investigation OF his accounts, al
though an suggested several occasions
The 10 pied by Mayor Kerr and
Mavor Tlmken Aftor Murphys Hight Mt.
mken among denounce him for his rasoaity
and the MAYOR Board Of Water Commissionsts for
gross neglect duty did hesitate to say that the DE-
hcency FOR long time and had been concealed
political purposes Mayor Kers ahhefen. ysstersy un'
earhed something which 10 show That MI ilmkon
when he was MAYOR only negligent of duy but even
prevented an investigation OF Murphys account At that
Time Murphy a supporter OF Mayor Iimkon, ON
February 10 1885, Councilman stanton had resolution
passed Council proyidng Tor an examination
aud accounts Of the CITY Treasurer Collector
Of Revenue CITY CLERK. water Heglster Ger,
az the District Court, street fommissloner ana
Recorder Mayor held tho resolution for ten days
the limit allowed bylaw and then endorsed Nthus: "Ap
proved February 20 1886 far M relates TO the depart
nae uts over the Mayor and Council have control
This exempted the Water Registers department and Mr.
declares that the MAYOR imporuned him TO alter the
resolution exempt that department. but lie refused
and assumed Tho responsibility. In The meantime
while this interesting fight in progress nothing has been
Murphy and the expert proceeding Win he eI
animation OF his books IL VIII be some days before TIE re-
sut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
BROOKLYN.

The defence begun yesterday in the contest over the
Will of John H. Masterton Tho will IL ia favor OF Augusta
burbank Masterton with whom no lived before ms we
Mary Masterton secured divorce from him AZ Is con-
his r. s. Williams. OF No l4l ST MaIKs
ave. testified that Maserton tOc him IN 1888 that his nrst
VII the Of woman he liked. but he had been
devoted 10 her before 1883 he said she had induced him
Join Lukes Church and had made better man OF him.
TO leave OF his property TO his relatives
mother the OF his property would go
Gussie" John sninen testified that Masterton was O
shrcwd business man.
mayor Whitney enforce the laws against pub
lie selling Sundays and he has directed Police Commits
soner Carroll TO that violations Of the law are neither
wfnked at nor allowed"
Bernard Mooney. his barkeeper William QuiDian
January In rum shop In Hamilton In quarrel
caused dangerous wound which has kept Quinan In
hospital since has become insane and committed 70
asylum yesterday.
Tho Dr. Samuel T. Spear who greatly Frustrated
by death only Tuesday somewhat i'm
proved able his intimate friends
Ills sons funeral will take place at No. l26 Lincoln place to-
day
In the suit brought by Rudolph Schmidt against the Broad
Railroad Company damages for I'M urics TO
q collision OF the company and train
Long Island Railroad August 10 lSS< on Van
and Broadway tho jury awarded yester
day.
Colonel John Y Culyss has Withdrawn hs from the
resolution Of the Central Grammar school Committee OF the
Board OF Education requesting Dr. Leighton principal Of
the school 70 resign.
The Bseohlyn City Railroad Company has settled the
tarsatensA difaculv with s employee over the new wet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
On the Night Line

WASHINGTON. December 14.--The bill
introduced to-dsy by Senator Reagan
to regulate immigration, authorizes the
Secretary of the Treasury to appoint an
inspector of immigration, to be sta
toned at such ports of entry as he may
deem proper Before any immigrant
shall be allowed to land, the master oil
the vessel shalt produce certificate fo1
each Immigrant, certifying that he is
not deported for crime; is not pauper
lRuatic or idiot; not in charge of blood
relations or authorized guardians; Ii
nos III assisted inning ant, and is not
under contract labor in the United
States. A bond shall be given as a
guarantee against indiscriminate issping
of certificates on the part OF steamship
companies. 1t is made unlawful for
any person, interdicted by the pro-
visions OF the act, to enter the United
States, or for transportation companies
to bring him 20 this country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
A Triple Alliance.

Unhapply tor the wretched victim q,
their assaults, dyspepsia. constipation
and biIiOusness are faithful allies
When one of these ices attack the sys
tenn, the other two speedily follow in its
wake, and successfully make Their
onslaught SUCCESSFULLY, but not sue
cessfully, if Hosretter Stomach Bitters
be used to repel the onset The Bitters
as easily extirpates these monsters as
st. George is depicted III the act oil
doing to the dragon N the steel gigRette
upon the glass bottles which contain.
the medicine. Their flight, like the 7
advance, is nearly simultaneous. Their
mutually destroyed, they precipitately
retreat, leaving health master of the
position and strongly entrenched by
the Birters. This grand fortifer is also
a reliable bulwark against the insidious
assaults of malarial. disease, and stops
the approach of rheumatism. 1t more
over, relieves nervous complaints, and
imparts vigOr TO the weak.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, December l4.-The re-
port Of the committee o 7lleges and
elections in the West Virgi case was
presented by Hoar, who aid it was
unanimous. The report declares that
Charles J. Falkner has Deen duly
elected Senator from the State of West
Virginia for a term of six years. COM
mencing the 4th of March. 1887, and is
entitled to the seat in the Senate as
such Senator. The resolutions were
agreed to viUG Uoce, and the oath OF
Office vas thereupon administered TO
Fal kner.
Hoar then moved that Fslkner be as
signed to the committees on claims,
District OF Column bia, mines and mining
and Fens.CnS. Agreed to.
The following bills were introduced:
BY George-ru protect innocent pur-
chssers Of patent articles, making 1t q
valid defense against actions for in
frlngement, that the article vas bought
for use or consumption, not for sale,
and in good faiths and IN the usual
course of trade, and proViGing that al
patents shall be subject to purchase by
the government, for the general use al
reasonable valuation. Referred to the
pateht committee.
Chandler offered a resolution author
izlng the select committee on Indian
traders to continue its in estigation
Ke1erred.
The Senate then took up the bill in
troduced by Morrill, To regulate inm'-
grafton, and was addressed by tba
Senator in explanation and advocacy c
the bill.
At the conclusion of Morrili's speech
the bill was referred to the committe'
on foreign relations, and then, on mo
ton of Edmunds, at 2.40, the Senat
proceeded TO the consideration Of OK
| ecutive business.
In about ten minutes the doors wer
reopened, and the Senate adiourne
iuntlI to morrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
Serves Him Right

SAN FRANCISCO, December H.-WoDg
All Hung, the Chinaman who was con-
yicted in the United States District
Court, yesterday, on the charge of i'm
porting womeR for immoral purposes,
was sentenced to-day to ten years i'm
prisonment in the California State
prison, at San Quentin, and pay fine
of 50 COO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
Periursrs Indicted.

WASHINGTON. December 14,-The Act
ing Commissioner of the General Land
Office has been notified that the United
States Grand Jury at Prescott, Arizona
has indicted John l.. Cambridge and
DR.. Oscar Lincoln. ciElzeps of Prescott,
for perjury and subornatlon of perjury
in making and procuring Illegal entries
of DUhlic lands,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
Irish Landlords

DUBLIN, December 14.-At a conVen4
ton Of Landlord hers, French, agent
of Lord LansdoWne advocated state ad
yances to landlords to enable them to
pay mortgages accepting rentals as Sc
curity. Everard favored this prepCs sal
and said this was the landlords last
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
What Am I To Dor

The symptoms of BiHousness arc un
happily but too well known. They
differ in different individuals to some
extent. A Bilious man is seldom 2
breakfast eater. Too frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids of a morning His
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; if it IS not white and turred
if is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrbea or Constipation
may be g symptom or the two may
alternate. There are often Hemorr--
holds or even loss of blood. There may
be giddiness and Often headache and
acidity or fatuIence and tenderness in
the pit of the stomsch. To correct all
this if not effect cure try Gretus
AuguSt FtGSer; II ISIS out Erihe and
attest its efficacy.
Mark McKimmin's Livery Stable,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
Another Revolution.

LONDON, December 1fss-It is reported
that the Nepaul array has declared for
the exiled Prince. Rumbir Jopg, who
has organized revolutionary move
mtnt, and is marching upon KhatmaR-
dcO the Nepaulese capital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
Lots OF Republicans.

NEW YsRK, December 1i.-Delegates
to the convention of Republican clubs
to DE opened tomorrow, continue to
arrive from all parts of the country. 1t
Is now thought that at least IL 600 will
be in attendance r
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

CrscrFr. Vim. R:eglinz vs. Felir Ranns-
vile. Rspiev.n. Verdict Tor plsintiff and
for value of goods taken on writ ss6.t0.---
Roosrf Sproal And Vim. T. McuurTin -.
JEAN Hansman. Assumpsit. Verdict for
plsintiif fls6.z. JadEmsr foe plsintifE
for $3.50 - snd cosss. .----Th,4 J. X. Armsoy
Company Ys. Jesse Frost. Assampsit. on
trial.
PsonArs-Estais Of Hiram ?. Ellison.
deceased. AdministratOrs hond fled
Esfa,e % Carreil GuptiI, Diseased. Admin
ssfrai0r's boad Eleds-.--fstafe Of Eliza J.
Wslang. deceased. Petition Tor license g.
sell real ssgats.---Fstai@ q John Hefls-
msn. deceased. Order for hearing Of claims
By ths Courts Estate OF jacob Bsiscb.
deceased. Admini.lrst0F's hnsi account
.ed
sUPxpFoR-Msry Lsushlin ". The Street.
Railway Conpsng of Grand Rapids. Tres
pass ca the csss. Ga trial
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Jesse Mis-. sf Dstsoii. va ia town yes
tsrt4y
Tbe Board n Supervisors hsld meeting
ysstsfd4x
s. ". HAgEss. si Grand Rasia. vas in
towu yesterday.
C. r ASrtoa. Of Gsssd RaPiss Was al
TIE Occidental ysstsFday.
G. s. Mason. q Grsnd RaDids was AZ the
Washington Eotei yesterday.
Dr. DzYln.on, of Chicago, vas at the
WssBinx'0n hotsl Yesterday.
TIE san lords shiagls mill has shut down
ca sceoant 3f shortage Of ioxs-
Themss smsllsy wonlens Relief Corps
0i Iakssids meets tkls sftsrn0oa 81 Z
o'clock.
TAe Insurance fisnd " Smart. OF White
bal. sAs Ia town yesterday looking alter
bis iatsrssis here.
X W lines. Agent Of the Adams Ex-
press %. Ia 6-snd Rapids wss m town
yesterday slsiunz +. Barton. agent for the
same company.
stephen Mcneil pleaded guilty before
judge RYAN yesterday. The Judge gave
him uasu noon yesterday 10 skip by sae
light oi the m0On.
Doait fail TO go aud sec the toboggan
and secure yonr tickets a. Reynolds BOOK
store before o'clock IN order 20 get seat.
A three ysar-old child Of Nr a1d Mr.. 4.
Sbooheld died yesterday morning, at tneir
residence. i43 Oax-st. The fursral will be
held ffom their residence to-day al o clock
?. m.
Sheriff Nelson eft Yesterday morning for
Jackson with Charles Smith and l.ske
Nuismer. The former will stay there one
year for adultery and the latter three years
for shooting aud killing his father. Nuismsr
seemed TO be very good nstured when be
left the Jail this morning, where he has been
confined since the tif.h of July last.
Landlord A. ]. Bradford opened the
Arlington Hotel TO the public yesterday.
IL has been re-christiAned and will hereafter
be known as The Bradford" The new
proprietor has been long and favorably
known as manager Of the kmerican Hotel.
and has large and successful experience as
q landlord.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

UnsEn xsAACGK HAkEs EOOH-
Co1aas4srs ~ ss4i sss l.sszssd ss tas
cosl kiags who pai az ins pTics Of inss
eetansdisy wAsa nosslng sat sssries
4.m4aais saea an s4yasss. lhia dlssst-
lsfaasion . asfural aAd eomnsndsois
II Ran allowed tAsnsslvss 10 "a robbed
sithoas making = protsst soeisfy .oald
% Ia a SAL stats. Eas altar az shsl =
smali zroaad n compliant soasamsrs
hass oompafsS win ths operators In The
1inss 9rsaad dssn - ths l8ss4s pos-
abe psiss iss Ais lab0zs soIaFsiisd 70 as-
espt the services Of the compaaJ's pay
slcias Ia sickasss fse shlsh as pays a.
sxorbiL.nt price sal a. shs mercy Of ths
eompsny IN svszy w4y he ainsr oaly a.
tsrnativs . ons Il deaDsfal sxpsdseacy.
ihs sfflks. Hsrs "a a ckancs ter the 1cs
work II tie anArehisk Hs scsats troubls
and dissatisfaction ss lafAAlDly ss ths
vaItgrs snd iacksl The pntsfsyiag ear
ssss on ths plain snd INA ~aot-sed q ssdi-
fioa" iaasss&es - Esat ssyen-t0ld by his
presence. Than the low. vile groxgsriss
vhoss proprlstors become rica by selling
thas salsh stsals ths brains OF ths COZ
sumsr do tAriyng basinsss aud rut-
dana Of sli nAtienalltlss congrss gate and
By their laslessnsss threaten . reign of
terror. When whole families ars suffer
inx for the bare necessities Of lie ths
hssds OF those families bscons dssper-
ate Thsy see thsir loved ones dying
before their syss and realizing Il al
comes from lie svarics Of few men
What wonder = If that thar hatred sx-
ends 10 AL rich nen and that they
sheala tssl that Tie rsndisg from = rich
man his wealth IL not only q right bat
his dutyf IL 10 sasy enough to say
that IA vieksd bat whsrs is shs man
who vouldn't 90 II II be we're IN the plsco
OF the oppressed miners That ths situa-
ton Il very ssrious all admit and 10
would Do serious enough II anarchists
ard other oaroaio dissurbsrs ot the
peace we're nod present The frst thing
70 do. therefore. i 10 rad Frssiand. Pa,
WHARF the worst "a feared now, OF all the
ruf;ians. anarchists and other suspicious
chsrzcts-a II IL trus that affairs are In
sash . state at Frssland now the efforts
Of tAs eonstsbnlary 10 free the place Of
oenozio1s persons might precipi;ase
matters snd bring on The riot which IL 10
bs avoided Il possible. Bu. tho longer
the ansrchists are allowed to harxnxus
TIA people on the sdvissbili,y OF killing
the coal kings. blowing up the mines
And hnrnias the collisry property the
more disastrous will bs the revolution
whsn II does come and the loss OF life
viii be greater. What Is done must be
doas quickly or shsrs Is no telling what
this coaatry may sss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

DAk0AINs-FrRSiTr fbn sAaF, noCSf
II 10 renL new tfic< house cnesp sac or Il
ciAgRe. oloe and fxinres. vefy desirable. gas
ana oil ttofe. quarter eslee. spF4y 10 pf AK
lne. IS NoHr 81 .A
lloR sALF--AT A RAR6siN--ALL 9Hk
7 h0usehod su4 kitehfn fIfaltars q; iex 0sia.
vast. Good chznee fof ling house. %
NOR sALE-BIoCK or p lnTs ~ OAK
dale Para owner leaving city X 5binson &
Lacey H8useHnan Hlock 1s6ti
Cok sALk--0NE BAY MORSE FIVE lKAhs.
b one gray maze. seven years. ana ssrres mare.
eight yesn Old tor siy3 ape A. Tsse yOar
yii0ice. joan kridy. 29t
L,OR sALf-TwO A NO DELIVERY
< wagons suitable for groceries. mea; maEseg "a
Tor any other delivery tse. These wagons sie o.
our own max and each Las Tie Coiby IatrBl
box Whicn iSr aarehiity Las 40 equal inVuirs
a. factory. south frUnfsl. west cnd Of Fulton
street fridge Dolby. Csass a o Isl
WOOD FOR RsALk-rkETlALi.Y DR., HAED
w wool stove length at 8 ~ per cord. Grand
Rapids Veneer Work. .rJ.i
LHOR SALE GROCERY AND BAKERY STOCK
Y ana fixtures. centrally locatsd. doing good
business, for eighs hundred dollars. Rent hleen
dollars per month. AaSres Grocery anc Dstey.
box ~. tbs onice. fpl
no STEAM CSRRs-l HAVE ~ N,RDs
| mixed hsTplock and hardwood Nsb,. which
viii deliver T. o b Grand Rapids al si.7s per
cord. l.. T. Cook, FoIuta.nst 951u
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
CIearancss Yesterday.

Propeller Annie Laura, Chicago 10000
lumber: propeller A. K. Colborn, Michigan
City, 10000 lumber; propeller Tempes'
Chicago, 10000 lumber; propeller Swallow.
Chicago, 10000 lumber; propeller Michael
Groh, Chicago, 10000 lumber; prepsller
City Of 81. Joseph. Chicago, 10000 lumber,
schooner .. u. Nelson. Milwaukee. 100 600
lumber. propeller Ida NJ. Torrent Chicago.
$4,000 lumber; propeller /. l.. Rumfell,
RiVerdale, $4,000 lumber; propeller A. ID
Haywood Chicago, 800, 900 lumber; schooner
Persia, Racine, 100, 600 lumber. Total. 2,675,-
90 lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
HAPFTxkss

The foundation OF all happiness Is health
A nan with an imperfect dizsstior. may be
q millionaire. may BE- The husbstSd Of AL
angel aud the father Of half a dozen che
runs. and yet be miserable II be be troubled
with dyspepsia, or sny Of the disorders
arising from imperfect digestion or a slug
sish liver DR. Pisrcs's Pleasant Pargativs
Pellets are the safest and surest remedy for
these morbid conditions Being purely
vegetable. they are perfectly harmless.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Whsthsr or not RAwsos, the Chicago
bsnssr. Who wss shot by his stsp-son on
Sunday, msrissd such ohasissmsnt IL
an Opsa question, bat that be hai good
reasons for seeking q divorce from his
vie shs herself proved eoneIuav.ly in
Ga interview with q reporter after the
shooting. When shs confessed that she
had intended 10 shoot him herself and
wa glad 10 hear that each OF the i've
shots which young LEE fred had taken
effect her dsvilsh disposition showed
ITSELF and proved that one Of the points
as east upon which Mr. BAwsox sued
for divorce Wa sustained Whatever
mar csvsl0p concerning RAwsoS here
sftsr ths pablo wiil have an opinion ot
Mrs. RAwsoS which is viii bs hard TO
shaDsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Credit Is due the German women and
physicians for frst using Red Clover bios
SONS as q medicine. Best results arc cb-
tanned whea combined with other medioi-
nal roots and heros. as in DIR. Jones Red
Clover Tonic which is the best known
remedy for all blood diseases. stomach and
liver troubles. pimples. costiveness. bad
breath. piles, ague and malaria disease. in
digestion, loss Of appetite, low spirits. head
ache aud all diseases of the kidneys. Price
so cents OF K. X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

There is no denying the fact that DR..
Jones Red Clover Tonic is the most success.
ful bloed purifier ever put on the market.
It's wonderful cures in all stomach, kidney
aud liver troubles has brought outs many
limitations. Ii restores dsbilitated nerve
tissues. restoring the force lost by sickness.
mental work or excessive use Of liquor.
opium and tobacco. Il. r. Wilson will
supply tho genuine at so cents . bottle.
Cali, hand sewed shoes can be bought at
s. % q pair, best make, at Watson & Co..
lo2 Aonroe-st. Drop in and see them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
The POPULATION OF GRAND RAPIDS

Is about 10000. and We would say ~ least
one-hslf are troubled with some affection
ol the Throat and Lungs. as those COM
plants are acco. ding to statistics more
Numerous than others. We would advise all
not to neglect the opportunity to call on us
and get bottle Of kemp's Balsam for the
Throat sad Lungs. Pnce SOC and $l.o0.
Trial size 10 cents. Respectfully.
W. II. Tfsss, l35 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

The following is list of the marriage
licenses issued yesterday. With the names,
residences when outside the city, aud ages
of The parties:
Ages.
luke kerwin. Annie ScCauley. ............. 1N27
Lmory l.. Bridge, Jessie Tlnkham ....... X-2s
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

n wouid se~m 10 BE- waste of time 10
make an s50rt 10 wreck tram IN shis
conasry. Conductors and sngip-srs can
do Il without hslf srying and AL she pro
f-ssionsl srseksr nsed DO - 10 be on
hand . rap TIE r.warl